Deodar Cedar #10

Cedrus deodara —  Pyramidal when young, maturing to flat-topped trees with broad horizontal branches. Reaches 40–50 feet tall in 25 years. Blue needles in clusters; upright cones to 4 inches. Full sun. 

Cedrus deodara — an elegant evergreen conifer with gracefully drooping branchlets and pendulous branching. Young trees grow pyramidal, maturing to flat-topped forms with broad horizontal branches that often sweep the ground. This medium-growing specimen reaches 40–50 feet tall in 25 years, with dark grayish-green needles clustered along weeping stems. Upright cones develop to 4 inches long. Native to the Himalayas, Deodar cedar brings architectural interest and year-round structure to landscapes seeking a distinctive, weeping silhouette.